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Medicaid deal right for state, Beebe says

‘Big superproject’ close, lawmakers told

By Michael Wickline, Sarah D. Wire

Posted: January 16, 2013 at 12:26 a.m.

Stephen B. Thornton Gov. Mike Beebe greets House members Tuesday as he works his way down the aisle to give his address to a joint session of the Legislature.

Gov. Mike Beebe again made the case Tuesday for expanding Medicaid to 250,000 poor Arkansans in a speech before members of the Arkansas Legislature.

Beebe addresses legislature

Gov. Mike Beebe on Tuesday delivered his annual state of the state address. (By Gavin Lesnick)
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